Wednesday, February 24, 2010

"Of Wolves, there are two"--New England Rarities

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John Josselyn early 17th Century decriptions of the animals of New England...............Perhaps as his NEW ENGLAND RARITIES eye witness des...
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Epigenetics and how they might account for what we now call our Eastern Wolf (Canis lupus/lycaon)

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My previous email postings(which have come to an end as this blog commences) have focused heavily on the question of what wolf species inhab...

The Fisher is returning to the Mid Atlantic States

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While the Fisher is struggling to maintain its historic population in our Rocky Mountain West and California, this ferocious little predator...

Why are Moose in the Great Lakes Region struggling whereas Moose are returning to New England and New York?

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We have a conundrum as it relates to our Great Lakes Moose population, once so vibrant and now seemingly in  severe decline. Simultaneous to...

In the Rocky Mountain West, what type habitat do lynx need to prosper?

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While there has been many discussions about how logging impacts the ability of Lynx to thrive or perish, evidence in the West suggests that ...

Wolves, Moose and Biodiversity

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My friend Camilla Fox of Project Coyote.org shared the attached article with me describing how top down, trophic predators like the wolf act...

Re-Wilding New England

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As most of us drive across America's countryside and view the woodlands East of the Mississippi, Upper Midwest, the Rocky Mountain Spine...
Monday, February 22, 2010

Gray Foxes Are Expanding Their Range

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Donald McAlpine evaluates the possible reasons for why Gray Foxes are expanding their range northward into Southern Canada and Northern Main...
Saturday, February 20, 2010

Schwartz and Vucetich perspective on the status of the wolves that occupy the Great Lakes Region

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Back and forth..................back and forth our teams of Wolf - Coyote biologists, researchers and geneticists debate on whether our East...

Rick Meril commentary on Rabinowitz thumbs down on jaguar protection in USA

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Alan Rabinowtiz is regarded as the foremost Jaguar Scientist in the World today. Alan leads the charge for protecting the Jaguar throughout ...
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We root for El Tigre's return to the USA!

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Another revealing article on the Jaguars dogged plight to reclaim it's historical USA homeland, where at the time of European contact, c...

El Tigre returns to the USA!

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Revelations on the Jaguars return to the Southwestern USA and it's implications for wildlife protection click here to read article

Jaguar critical Habitat to be created in the USA

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With Jaguars having been sited in the Southwest over the past few years, Fish and Wildlife Services has decided to set aside "critical ...
Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Coyotes hybridizing with Eastern Wolves-initial point of contact

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Point/Counterpoint  with two of our preeminent coyote and wolf biologist teams debating the location of contact where Coyotes actually hybri...